
Pharma Pulse 3/20/25: Coverage from Access USA 2024, Overdose Death Leads to Suit Against Pharmacies & more
The latest news for pharma industry insiders.
Informa’s Access USA conference from Philadelphia continued with its first panel discussion of the conference. Amy Niles, chief mission officer of the PAN Foundation—a national charitable foundation and healthcare advocacy group—was joined by Bill Allen, a patient and family advisory council member with PAN Foundation; Susan Neff, aging services supervisor and SHIP/MIPPA with the Pennsylvania Department of Aging; and Dan Sherman, founder and president of the NaVectis Group, and a financial navigator for Lacks Cancer Care.
Appellate court addresses application of legal doctrine to the matter.
Purdue Pharma LP has filed a new Chapter 11 plan with the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, pledging it will give creditors including US states and other parties more than $7.4 billion of cash to compensate victims of the opioid crisis.
In an effort to reduce deaths from drug overdoses, Bamboo Health™ is partnering with the State of Ohio to strengthen its prescription drug monitoring system, called the Ohio Automated Rx Reporting System, by adding a feature that alerts healthcare providers if a patient has a prior history of drug overdoses directly in their existing workflows.
In this video interview with
What’s causing the gap? Her conversation dives deep into key learnings from our 2025 Medication Access Report, highlighting the existing fragmentation across the industry and underscoring the need for better interoperability to help streamline data, so patients can get on – and stay on – the medications they need.
Watch the full conversation here:
Have news you want us to share in Pharma Pulse? Reach out to Editor
Newsletter
Lead with insight with the Pharmaceutical Executive newsletter, featuring strategic analysis, leadership trends, and market intelligence for biopharma decision-makers.